The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-10

TO incorporate Lu0 SdpO L Col S1CoA1
fire engine company, of Wilmington
to incorporate the North Carolina
Steel and Iron Co.
Coanty Government bill was set as
special order for next Thursday the
bill to incorporate the North Carolina
Iron and Still company of Salisbury,
passed its second and third readings.
The bill to extend the time for the
completion of the Roanoke Railroad
Company passed its second and third
reading. At 1:30 o'clock the House
adjourned as mark of respect to the
memory of Judge Ashe.
TWENTY EIGHTH DAY, 9TH.
SENATE.-No important resolutions
were offered. Among the most i'm
portant were the following: Resolu-
tions asking Congress to pass a bill for
the reliet of widows of life saving sta
ton keepers. Amend charter of
Rocky Mount. Amend charter of
Albermarle Swamp Co. To amend
bird law of New Hanover county.
Bill to regulate fees on empounded
stock passed 3rd reading; to amend
charter Of New Berne passed 3rd read
ing ; to pay per diem and mileage to
S. g. Brim contestant from Surry,
passed 2nd and 3rd reading; TO change
name of Company shops to Burling-
| ton, passed final reading.
EoUsE.-The contested election of
Brim VS. Franklin, of Surry was re-
ported in favor ofthe latter and the
report adopted Resolutions were in
troduced to pay Brim per diem and
mileage Mr. Fries offered a resolu-
tion which was adopted, raising a spec
ial committee to examine all the acts
allowing convicts to corporations, &C.,
and to also report upon the best means
of employing such cOnvicts as cannot
be taken out Of the penltentiary.
Bills were introduced to give the
people Of Durham county right to
vote on stock law. To extend the
charter of the Durham, Blue Wing
and Clarksville r. r. Company. To
provide for the study of physiology
and hygeine in the public schools. To
regulate the apportionment of convict
labor to the public improvements OF
the State. To define felonies and
misdemeanors. To amend the charter
of Mt. Airy, Surry county.
The following bills were taken up
and passed. To change the name OF
the town of Company Shops to Bur.
lington. To incorporate the Durham
and Northern Railroad, from Durham
to Franklinton. To prevent the kill
ing of deer in Burke, Mitchell and
Mcdowell counties for five years. Al
one o'clock the House adjourned.
. TWENTY NINTH DAY, 7TH.
SESATE.-The following were the
principal bills introduced: To incor
porate the Wilmington and Sea Coast
Railroad. To establish and maintain
normal and collegiate institutes fol
negroes. To incorporate the Chowan
and Southern Railroad Company
The remsin6 er of the session was de
voted to private bills.
. HoUsE.-The following were thu
principal bills introduced. To provide
for instruction in normal schools. K
prohibit the sale of poisonous or drug
ged liquors and to appoint an inspec
, tor of liquors in each county. To in
corporate the Real Estate Investm en-
, Company of Wilmington
Ex-Gov. Brogden rose to question
of personal privilege and after read
! ing an editorial in Wilmington Sta;
on his speech against the county gov
ern ment, denounced the editor of tn
: Star by name in unmeasured terms
He termed him hireling and monde
script. He read a speech which wa
full of combastic phrase, and whicl
made him again the laughing stock Q
the entire House.
The following bills were passed: L
prohibit the sale of liquor in Soutl
Greensboro. To incorporate the tow
: of Hot Springs, Madison county.
THIRTIETH DAY, STH.
SENATE-No bills of importanc
, introduced. Bills passed to regulat
! fees of Solicitors. To incsrporat
E Wilmington, Onslow and East Carroll
:, ma r. r.
) Resolutions requiring the Adjutan
General to have published roster Q
the soldiers of the Mexican war and t
! furnish each superior court clerk wit
copy. To provide for local optic
election in Shelby every two years.
, HoUsE-Bill introduced to increas
!. number of free University students t
: three, Passed third reading to incol
porate Durham and Northern r. E
, | To allow Durham and GoIdsboro t,
:. vote on question OF tax for maintain
ance of white and colored grade
schools.
Il The House took up as the specis